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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
4
Washington January 24 Roosevelt supporters push a major currency reform with a devaluation plan and gold transfer proposals. Republican and Democratic leaders clash over banking powers and a stabilization fund while the House passes Navy and Treasury measures and rejects a broad shipbuilding plan.
The text outlines new stock exchange regulation ideas and a $850,000 funding emphasis. It notes presidential remarks at the White House about forthcoming views to Congress and plans to study reports. It mentions home loan guarantees and financing modernization projects, with references to related plans.
New York reports the International Rowing Association stewards unanamously renew the classic regatta, aiming to hold June 16 after a one year absence. The event, dating to 1895 and renewed annually except during World War II, is backed by pledged support and expected to draw substantial attention and funds despite wartime interruptions.
Earl M Winsipler was fined 250 dollars by Justice Alton Bennett for reckless driving in Adamstown. Adamstown witnesses testified that Winsipler sped up to block a passer and slowed at other times while Whalen and Miss Wachter corroborated speed changes. State officer Cecil reported a drunkenness and disorder incident and the defendant faced a 10 dollar collateral bond for a hearing.
A fragment mentions Louis Dembitz Brandeis and a Supreme Court justice, alongside notes about graphite as a panel marking element and a recipe scene describing hot canapés with oysters, sardines, buttered toast, and toppings.
A report from Justice Aten Y Benrex on Wednesday covers lawsuits by Grove Lome Co and others against a contractor and his sub contractor over unpaid materials for a road project. Testimony cited losses from misrepresentations and questions whether the main contractor bore liability for sub contractor purchases.
A garbled passage outlines a legal matter involving surety or contractor issues. Sherman P. Bowers represents the plaintiffs and Parkins Newman is listed for the defendants, with incomplete details.
Two Washington colored men James Rod and Edward F Green were arrested Wednesday by Distinct of Columbus Dolce and Constable Chares W Smooth. Bond set at $500 each. They allegedly toured three houses in December stealing clothing and jewelry worth about $30 plus other goods. A separate item notes a Paris residence sale at 17,000 dollars.
Sheriff Crum announces the re-appointment of Frank O. Lowery as Deputy for Jackson district ME. Lowery faced charges after a past accident near Myerstill that injured the driver, with authorities alleging driving while intoxicated and reckless operation.
Washington January 24 Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins urged repeal of pauper laws in fourteen states to prevent disenfranchisement of workers on relief programs or those who received private charity during the Depression. She cited Delaware Minnesota Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey Oklahoma Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Texas Virginia West Virginia as examples of outdated statutes. The effort targets laws based on wealth or poverty status dating to Elizabethan times, Perkins said.
At a Middletown hearing on Tuesday evening Magister Kefane presiding, Rann Ese was found not guilty due to insufficient evidence. Crum indicated information led to conclusions about Lowery’s deputy role, and the reappointed deputy was announced late Wednesday.
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